Toshimichi Nakanishi

Natural History Museum

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Futoshi Nanayama

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

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Yasuo Kondo

Kochi University

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Kazuyoshi Yamada

Waseda University

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Toshimichi Nakanishi

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Pollen analysis of sediment core from Yukashigata Lagoon, western Japan: revealing human induced paleovegetation changes during the past 1500 years

Hidden population turnover of small odontocetes in the northwestern North Pacific during the Holocene

OSL dating of marine isotope stage 5e marine terrace deposits on southeastern Kii Peninsula, southwestern Japan

Dolphins from a prehistoric midden imply long-term philopatry of delphinids around Tokyo Bay

Left-laterally deformed near-surface structures on the Tanna fault at Tashiro site, central Japan, revealed by ground penetrating radar profiling

Subsurface Stratigraphy in the Obama Lowland on the South Coast of the Central Wakasa Bay

Radiocarbon ages and tsunami deposits in laminated mud layers from the Lake Harutori, Pacific coast of Hokkaido, Northeast Japan

Holocene right-lateral slip-rate revealed by sediment core analyses and ground penetrating radar profiling, the Sagiriko fault, Izu Peninsula, Japan, at the northern tip of the Izu–Bonin–Mariana arc

Radiocarbon reservoir ages in the Holocene sediments off the Sanriku coast, Northeast Japan

Climatic change around the 4.2 ka event in coastal areas of the East China Sea and its potential influence on prehistoric Japanese people

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Futoshi Nanayama

Takushi Kishida

Yasuo Kondo

Kazuyoshi Yamada

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